Jehan Casinader

Jehan Casinader

Jehan Casinader is an award-winning journalist, mental health advocate, and one of New Zealand’s most-booked speakers.

He was named “Broadcast Reporter of the Year” at the Voyager Media Awards in 2020, and “Reporter of the Year” at the New Zealand Television Awards in 2018.

Jehan spent four years as the youngest-ever correspondent for TVNZ’s flagship current affairs programme, Sunday. Previously, he reported for Seven Sharp, Close Up and Breakfast.

In the aftermath of natural disasters, terror attacks, sporting triumphs and everything in between, Jehan has helped hundreds of Kiwis to share their vulnerable and deeply personal stories with the rest of the country.

A survivor of depression and suicidality, he is the author of This Is Not How It Ends: How rewriting your story can save your life (HarperCollins).

As a speaker, Jehan has helped thousands of Kiwis to understand the power of storytelling.

His challenging, inspiring keynotes offer a fresh perspective on topics like wellbeing, leadership and diversity.

As an MC, Jehan uses his repertoire of real-life stories – and his well-honed interviewing and presenting skills – to deliver magic on stage.

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Jehan Casinader: How to Re-Write Your Life Story, Masculinity, Mental Health & NZ’s Identity Crisis

Episode 166

Jehan Casinader is an award-winning New Zealand journalist, has made a significant mark in the field of storytelling and media.

He has shared his personal battle with depression, detailed in his book, "This Is Not How It Ends: How rewriting your story can save your life", highlighting his dedication to mental health advocacy.

His journey underscores a deep commitment to empowering others through storytelling, establishing him as a prominent voice in New Zealand’s media and public speaking sectors.